All Green
All green refers to the state of the executing Example; it means all Examples are executing and passing. This terminology derives from unit testing in Smalltalk and then popularized by JUnit. In Smalltalk, their process was:
Red: Create a failing test
Green: Get the failing test to pass
Blue: Refactor
This is essentially what this tutorial advocates. JUnit turned this into red-bar, green-bar. When the GUI of JUnit executes, it has a progress bar that indicates either:
All green refers to the state of the executing Example; it means all Examples are executing and passing. This terminology derives from unit testing in Smalltalk and then popularized by JUnit. In Smalltalk, their process was:
This is essentially what this tutorial advocates. JUnit turned this into red-bar, green-bar. When the GUI of JUnit executes, it has a progress bar that indicates either: